As long as you stay with IOS products it is a fairly straight forward, and well documented, process.
The Cisco 2500 series are a bit different, and the CiscoPRO series, an older OEM 2500, can be quite interesting...
Have fun!
-Wil
Trent wrote:
upgrading the ios.
Feb 13, 2005
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Hi Trent,
You may find the Cisco IOS Software Selector helpful:
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as well as the Cisco Feature Navigator:
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Sincerely,
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Is upgrading as simple as have enough flash and buying the image or is certain routers to old to ugrade. I was looking to upgrade to ver.12. I have looked oncisco's sight but with no luck on finding the anwser. I'm fairly new to cisco I have written easy config file but for upgrading ios I'm a newbie.
Any help Thanks Trent
For the most part, it's making sure you have enough RAM and flash.
In article , Hansang Bae wrote: :Trent wrote: :> Is upgrading as simple as have enough flash and buying the image or is :> certain routers to old to ugrade. I was looking to upgrade to ver.12.
:For the most part, it's making sure you have enough RAM and flash.
And money. I looked up the relicensing fee for the 2500 series a couple of weeks ago... it was more than the cost of buying a brand new
837 VPN Bundle. The 2500 is modular where the 837 isn't, but still I get the impression they are trying to discourage some of the older technology.
Since when is the 2500 series modular??
-gg
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